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silvercover


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Posted: 09/16/2007, 8:01 AM

Hi,

What are your security advises to prevent brute force ( or similar) attacks?
Specially for login forms.

Thanks in advance.
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rho


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Posted: 09/16/2007, 9:06 AM

Simply disable/block the login for a specific account after a number of failed logins. This minimizes the chances of a successful brute force attack.

In the event of a brute force attack, this will block a lot of accounts (which will have to be enabled again), but at least your site will be safe for possible mis-use.
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silvercover


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Posted: 09/16/2007, 12:59 PM

I know we can block inputs for few minutes, but that's not user friendly. In case of blocking we should think about a way to just block inputs for certain IP or account like yahoo or other sites.

Thank you.
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